Security & Governance
Aether Governance: governed by design
The trust, governance and authority layer of the ecosystem. Governance is embedded in actions, not hidden in an administrative menu: when RiA or an agent proposes an important action, you see why it is allowed and whether a person must approve.
Beta
Eight questions, always answerable
- Who may see this?Visibility follows identity, role and organization.
- Who may decide this?Authority limits for people and for agents.
- Who may execute this?Execution separated from decision.
- What authority was used?The grant or delegation behind each action.
- What policy applies?The rule that allowed or required a step.
- What evidence supports the decision?Records, readings and reasoning, attached.
- Who approved it?The person, with a strong confirmation where it matters.
- What actually happened?The outcome, verified and auditable.
Concepts
Built for people and for agents alike
- Identity
- Roles
- Permissions
- Grants
- Delegations
- Approval chains
- Policies
- Risk controls
- Compliance
- Audit
- Traceability
- Segregation of duties
- AI governance
- Agent governance
- Decision provenance
Beta
Strong confirmation on sensitive actions
In the RiA apps, sensitive actions are confirmed on the person's own phone with Face ID or fingerprint, and the confirmation is bound to exactly that action and that resource.
Pilot
Agents under the same rules
An agent's permissions are granted and revoked like a person's; its authority limits say where it must stop and ask.